Osage County, Oklahoma, Obituary:  Della Leona Worl

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Della Leona Worl

Funeral Rites For Mrs. Worl Held Tuesday

   Death came to Mrs. Della Leona Worl, Sunday at her home in Barnsdall,
following an illness of two years.  She was 77 years, 11 months and six days of
age at the time of death.  She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manley. 
She was born in Missouri.  She came to Barnsdall fourteen years ago.
   Mrs. Worl was united in marriage October 17, 1894 at Falls Ciry, Neb., to
Charles Worl.  To this union nine children were born.  Two daughters and two
sons preceded her in death.  Survivors are three daughters:  Myrtle Coulter,
Cleveland; Dorothy Robinson and Ruby Javine, Barnsdall; two sons, Bert Worl,
Barnsdall and Orville Worl, Ralston; and Billy George Waters whom she loved and
cared for in her home since he was five weeks old; three sisters, Ida Brown,
California; Tisha Rongish, Iowa and Eva Waugh, Joplin, Mo.
   Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist Church with Rev.
Frank Allee delivering the funeral sermon.  Hugh Ann Little sang, "The Lord's
Prayer", accompanied at the piano by Miss Jeannine Rainwater, and Mrs. Harold
Pitts and Mrs. Calvin Moose sang "Mansions OVer the Hilltop" and "Never Grow
Old", accompanied by Mrs. Judy Upton at the piano.
   Pall bearers were Louie Hill, C. O. DeWeese, Fred Burton, Everett Anthony,
Oliver Nuckolls and Eddie Red Eagle.